Ration Dates Update on Tire Recapping Certificates
Beginning December 1 certificates are not needed for recapping truck tires. Class A ration allows the third inspection period through March 31, 1944.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1943
Page
6
Beginning December 1 certificates are not needed for recapping truck tires. Class A ration allows the third inspection period through March 31, 1944.
A crowded timetable lists east and westbound trains from No. 12 Southwest Express to No. 8 Davenport Local and multiple Southwest Limited runs. It also details daily bus routes from Washington to Chicago Iowa City Mt. Pleasant and Knoxville with departure and arrival times and depot notes.
Class B ration fourth inspection period through Feb 28 1944 and Class C through Feb 28 1944. Commercial vehicles require servicing every 6 months or 5 000 miles. Gasoline A coupons 3 gallons each No 9 valid through Jan 21 1944. B and C coupons issued before Dec 1 good for 2 gallons each. B 2 and C 2 issued after Dec 1 good for 4 gallons each. Steel plate license numbers follow.
Sullivan Bus Lines dispatches from Washington with trips to Iowa Ordnance Plant and intermediate points. Schedules show departures at 5:15 a m and 4:16 p m with a 0 150 p m reference.
The Brighton W S C S held its regular gathering with a Christmas exchange. Officers elected for the coming year are President Henry Rotzinger, Vice President L E McAfee, Recording Secretary Dwight Robison, Corresponding Secretary W O Schafer, Treasurer Edward Crile, and Secretaries E E Voss and Christian social relations.
Public sale listings span December to January across Iowa towns including Washington Ainsworth Keota and Cotter. Items cover dairy cows livestock cars farm sales and miscellaneous auctions with dates from December 13 to January 11 and organizers such as R C Blankenhorn Ira A Coon and J H Thompson.
Spessard hosts the 7 500 club with Corbin Crawford winning the high score. A one course luncheon followed. Next host couple is Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Trotter. Edith Lyn Harrison of El Centro Calif marries William James Leatherberry in El Centro. Leatherberry is a U S Marine, grandson of W I Smylie, once a Tipton resident. He served on Guadalcanal and is now in the U S. Wednesday Kensington club votes to adopt a Yank for Christmas and to sponsor hospital service men through the Chicago Tribune. A Christmas dinner is planned for Dec 15 at Mrs Lucy Simkins.
Mrs Audra Pearson entertained post office force members including Mr and Mrs O R Thoma Mr and Mrs Chas Jenkins Mr and Mrs Howard Stewart Mr and Mrs Everette Shearer and Mr and Mrs Orie OConnor for a one course luncheon and bowling evening. The group headed to a cafe for refreshments at the end of the night.
Mrs. Marion Engle and daughter visited the Alvin Strumm home. Clarence Johnson and wife received the purple heart from their son Walter. Merle Statler and James Franklin Smith correspondence reports James is well. Lt. Sgt. Jimmie Smith writes from APO 512 care New York City. Old clothing drive extended one week with church collection and sorting to send abroad.
Mrs L C Baker and Mrs Winnie Baker assisted Mrs Merle Statler in canning pumpkins on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Marion Smith and family hosted a supper Tuesday evening at the Clarence Johnson home. The group hopes Floyd Crayne recovers quickly and may return home soon. Mrs Marion Smith visited Mrs Alvin Strum on Friday. Charles Johnson and Clarence Johnson hosted Sunday evening gatherings.
Straw leaves and dry plant debris may be used to mulch tomato plants to keep fruits clean as they ripen. The mulch prevents soil contact and helps retain moisture while reducing fruit blemishes.
The first European mahogany use appeared in the Escorial begun by Philip II in 1563 and completed in 1584 for chanting desks choir stalls doors cases shelves and desks. Its earliest English use is noted at Nottingham Castle built in 1680.
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